KMOX continues to remember the flood of 1993, this time the major levees fail and the Spirit of St. Louis Airport.

KMOX REMEMBERS... the great flood of 1993... We turn our focus to the historic town of Kimmswick, with it's 200 plus residents and the countless volunteers who saved it from certain ruin. Known today for the Apple Butter Festival and The Blue Owl Restaurant & Bakery, would Kimmswick even be on the map without the flood of 93? KMOX's Stuart McMillian reports..

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Jordan Braxton, LGBTQ Right Advocate joins Tom and Megan in studio talking about what it is like for LGBTQ to live in St. Louis and if children should be at a drag show. 

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As KMOX looks at the flood of 1993 Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman welcome Fred Glass, NWS Senior Meteorologist, Mark Fuchs NWS Senior Service Hydrologist, and Kevin Deitsch NWS Warning Coordination Meteorologist to studio talking about the flood and how weather forecasting has changed in the last 30 years.